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Irland
Dublin · English / Irish
Ireland's 12.5% corporate tax rate and English-speaking EU environment make it the European base for US tech giants — and a great option for skilled workers.
Lebenshaltungskosten
$1160/mo
Miete (1-Zi.)
$2100/mo
Einkommensteuer
12.5%
Currency
EUR (Euro)
Sicherheit
9
Internet
110 Mbps
Quality of Life
8
Vorteile
- 12.5% corporate tax (lowest in EU)
- English-speaking EU country
- Hub for US tech companies (Google, Meta, Apple)
- Welcoming culture
- EU + easy US travel links
- Safe
Nachteile
- −Very high cost of living (Dublin housing crisis)
- −Cold and rainy climate
- −Limited housing supply
- −Outside Schengen area
- −Small country — limited cultural variety
Visa-Optionen
EU Freedom of MovementCritical Skills Employment PermitGeneral Employment PermitStart-Up Entrepreneur Programme
✈️ Pre-departure checklist
- ✅Visa-free entry: up to 90 days — no visa needed
- 🏥Get health insurance (~$30–80/mo premium; coverage limit from $50,000)
- 💳Notify your bank; get a no-foreign-fee card (Wise, Revolut)
- 📱Get an eSIM or local SIM on arrival (avg internet 110 Mbps) get eSIM →
- 🏠Book accommodation for first 3–7 days (easier to find long-term rental on the ground)
- 📄Make copies of passport, insurance, bookings — store in cloud & email to yourself
- 💰Bring some EUR (Euro) cash for the first few days
Umzug nach Irland geplant? Alles für den Start
AnzeigeFrequently asked questions
How much does it cost to live in Irland?
The average cost of living in Irland is about $1160/month per person, with rent from $2100/month. The exact amount depends on the city and lifestyle.
What is the tax rate in Irland?
The income tax rate in Irland is 12.5%. The country is considered tax-friendly for expats and entrepreneurs.
Is Irland safe?
The safety index of Irland is 9/10. Very safe.
How fast is the internet in Irland?
The average internet speed in Irland is 110 Mbps, great for remote work.